feat: add verified WebLLM browser runtime - #3
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Why
The first alpha proved multi-tab coordination only with deterministic simulation. This increment verifies that the provider-neutral seam can own an actual browser model once, serve a peer page, and preserve the existing fencing, admission, terminal, and privacy contracts.
Validation
corepack pnpm check— 66 unit tests, coverage, lint, types, builds, publint, and package type checkscorepack pnpm package:smokecorepack pnpm run audit— no known production vulnerabilitiescorepack pnpm test:browser— 12/12 scenarios across Chromium, Firefox, and WebKitBoundaries
WebLLM remains an exact optional peer and is imported only during elected-owner initialization. The core does not choose a model, absorb provider caching, or nest WebLLM's Service Worker topology.